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Tempera painting
Tempera painting on paper by Jerzy Kajetanski, mounted on white matboard. The painting is signed and dated 1945. A label written by the donor on the back of the matboard describes the painting and numbers it as #31. The label reads as follows,"Kini Collins told me that he dedicated this sketch and later the oil to all the Jewish children that died in the Holocaust. I always wondered why the little girl didn't look like me, but she had a clown doll that was like mine..." Signed and dated 1945. A label written by the donor on the back of the matboard describes the painting and numbers it as #31. The label reads as follows,"Kini Collins told me that he dedicated this sketch and later the oil to all the Jewish children that died in the
The painting was donated to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in 2006 by Eva Skrenta, the daughter of Jerzy Kajetanski.
pictorial area: Height: 6.000 inches (15.24 cm) | Width: 6.500 inches (16.51 cm)
Tempera painting on paper by Jerzy Kajetanski, mounted on white matboard. The painting is signed and dated 1945. A label written by the donor on the back of the matboard describes the painting and numbers it as #31. The label reads as follows,"Kini Collins told me that he dedicated this sketch and later the oil to all the Jewish children that died in the Holocaust. I always wondered why the little girl didn't look like me, but she had a clown doll that was like mine..."